New Ulm weekly review., 1887-11-23
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George Hamiin Sunday night.
Muttersegen will be PLAYED in english
at Turner Hall Sunday evening.
From present indications the grand
. jury will have an easy time this week.
Mr.. John Graetf is quite low with
consumption. DR.. Mueller is treating
him.
How do some of our California
boomers enjoy the fine weather we have
had this week?
The Workingmen Lodge has decided
to give an invitation dance at Turner
Hall December 9th.
George Hamlin and her company
will open at Turner Hall Sunday night
in Fanchon the Cricket.
Mr.. Carl DAWN, nephew of Mr..
Aug Schell, arrived here from Frei-
burg, Bavaria, Saturday evening.
With next weeks issue of the Review
we will begin the publication of per-
sonal property assessments for 1887.
The six months old baby of Mr.. c..
Hornburg died very suddenly Sunday
morning. The funeral occurred yester-
day.
4 The third of the series of club dances
u will be held tomorrow evening. The
members are enjoying their dances
very much.
So Have you noticed how prowdly Dr..
rs McFadden walks the streets nowadays?
81 Its a boy and who can blame the doctor
Is for feeling elated.
" This is court week, and we have had
q the pleasure of meeting quite number
Y of our friends from the different parts
of the county. We are always glad to
see you, gentlemen. Call again.
The directors Of the Agricultural So
ciety met at the Citizens Bank yester
day morning. 1t was decided to liqui-
date all outstanding debts OF the society
at once, relying on next years receipts
to make good the deficiency.
The members of Lew johnson col
ored company will parade the streets
with brass band Friday afternoon.
y They give II performance at Turner
Hall Friday evening Tickets for sale
at G. L. Roos' Drug Store.
New Uim has class III Volapuk, the
new worlds language. 1t is the hrs1
- in the state. The editor of the New
U.m Review has mastered one sentence,
which he is sending to all his delinquent
subscribers, thus :''Plspawotuothprntr.' .
-MINNEAPoLIs JOURNAL.
When Mr.. Rudolph Kies,ing returned
from St. Paul last week, he was sur.
prised and pleased to find that his fam.
lily had been increased by q girl. This
completes the dozen and Rudolph has
grown several inches taller on account
OF this fact.
The members of the different commit
tees of the Turn Vereio are requested
to meet ut Turner Hall tomorrow eve
ming to discuss matters pertaining tc
the welfare Of the society. After tht
business the Wirthschafts COMMITTEES
will entertain those present.
Richard Twenty. Il farmer of the toWr
Of Albin, whose mind has been unsounC
worse to q dangerous degree was ex
amiued before the Judge of Probate
Friday, found to be insane, and commit
ted to the hospital for insane at ST.
Peter.
= The concert given by the ''Tri o. al
Union Hall Sunday evening was not as
we'll attended as the programme rend.
cred deserved. Messrs Burk, Luebkert
and Gruenenfelder deserve credit fol
their efforts and we hope to hear them
soon agaiu and predict that they will
be greeted by larger audience.
A Sleepy Eye correspondence to the
Mankato Free Press contained thf
item that two burglars tried to enter
the dwelling house of M. G. Burnside
one night last week, that they were
driven of and one of them chased by
Mr.. Burnside, but made their escape
The morning following they were
found in a saloon and gave their name.
as Geo. Eckstein and ] Jos. Num- The
Sleepy Eye Herald of last week an
nounces that somebody has been foolins